KB0013 - Moving PSU to another server
Below are Adam's comments on this topic from August 2nd, 2022:
The configuration for PowerShell Universal, including the license, is stored as PS1 files in the repository directory. https://docs.powershelluniversal.com/config/repository
We recommend either backing up and restoring that folder or by using a centralized source control system like Git. We offer git integration directly in PSU.
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